Mexican Sergio Perez (Red Bull), who finished second in the world last year and eighth in the Formula One world championship, extended his misfortunes by dropping out of the Qatar Grand Prix this Sunday, at the Lucille Circuit. “It’s very disappointing to finish like this” while “he was in fifth place and in contention for the podium”.
“Things were going well for me because I was fifth and we were in contention for the podium. Then, when I warmed up the tire and got ready for the restart[of the race, after the safety car went in]I had a lot of power when I was accelerating out of Turn 12. With the cold tires I could It was out of control, basically I lost control of the car and it was very frustrating. ‘Czech’ he announcedBorn 34 years ago in Guadalajara (Jalisco), he has six wins and 39 podiums in F1.
Unfortunately we didn’t recover enough and we risked a different strategy that didn’t pay off.
Unfortunately we didn’t recover enough. We tried a different strategy, but it didn’t work.#SP11 pic.twitter.com/lQJQGwj0tl
— Sergio Perez (@SchecoPerez) November 24, 2024
“However, there were positive signs for me performance-wise this weekend,” he noted.
“I think we learned a few things about the car this weekend, in which we found the right direction,” declared the Red Bull Mexican after pulling out of the Qatar Grand Prix.
“The season hasn’t been good for me. There have been a lot of ups and downs; we have to review some things there,” he said.
Bitter rivalry for Red Bull and ‘Seco’ Perez
“We are all together as a team and we are trying to get back on track this season. Hopefully it will happen in Abu Dhabi and we will celebrate the weekend there,” he declared. A brave pilot from Guadalajara Considering the last race of the season, next weekend.
